These four pieces came straight out of my 1935 Starrett catalog, Number 25, Revised Edition, a book that's been sitting in my shop longer than most of the men who used these tools have been alive. Starrett was the name every machinist trusted, and these product plates show why: clean, confident, built to sell precision the same way the tools themselves delivered it. A dial bench gage, steel beam trammels, toolmakers' buttons, a bench block, four different tools from a company that helped define American manufacturing. Made from Masonite hardboard with a cork back, 3.75 by 3.75 inches, built to actually hold up to hot and cold drinks rather than just look nice on a shelf.